Faucet and toilet repair in Rocklin, CA
Running toilets, dripping faucets and worn fixtures fixed on your existing plumbing, before they waste more water.
How I approach it
A running toilet is almost always a cheap part: a flapper or a fill valve. The trick is knowing which one, and checking that the shutoff valve behind the toilet actually shuts off. In older homes it often doesn’t, and replacing it becomes part of the job.
Faucets work the same way. A drip is a cartridge or a washer. A wobbly faucet is a loose mounting nut under the sink. When a faucet is old enough that parts are hard to find, replacing it is often cheaper than chasing parts.
Good to know
Before I arrive, try the shutoff under the sink or behind the toilet. If it won’t turn, don’t force it. Old valves can snap, and I’ll replace it.
Straight-up
pricing.
2-hour minimum for a visit. The same rate for every kind of work I do.
Get a free quote
Tell me what you need. I’ll give you a free quote, from photos or in person, before any work begins.
Make the visit count
If your first task takes less than 2 hours, line up a second small task and I’ll tackle it while I’m there.
Small repairs welcome
I keep repair and improvement jobs under $1000—the items that are hard to get on a big contractor’s calendar. Hauling, cleaning and site surveys have no size limit.
Faucet and toilet repair near you
- Rocklin
- Roseville
- Loomis
- Granite Bay
- Lincoln
- Placer County
- Surrounding areas
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General home repair punch lists
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Cleaning and move-out turnovers
Property inspections, site surveys and photo documentation
Tell me what’s on your list.
Send a few details and I’ll get back to you with a free quote. If it’s easier, call or text a photo instead.